Articles by Sristi Jayaswal
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Companies rarely cut jobs just for the sake of it. Sometimes, they are trying to protect margins as growth slows; other times, they are clearing out organizational clutter to make room for a new strategy. For Lightspeed Commerce (LSPD), the latest round of workforce reductions appears to be a mix of both, though the real picture should become clearer soon.
Trotter, Inc. -
United Airlines (UAL) stock investors have a date to circle on their calendars—Oct. 20. The airline is set to report its third-quarter 2026 results after the market closes on Tuesday, and this time, the question is whether strong passenger demand can make up for the rising cost of keeping its planes in the air. The ongoing war in the Middle East has sent oil prices higher, putting pressure on airlines’ fuel bills and threatening profitability.
SilverEdge Cooperative -
Apple (AAPL) is reportedly asking several key suppliers to scale back component production for its flagship devices, as higher retail prices driven by rising memory chip costs appear to be cooling consumer demand. And if iPhone sales lose steam, the ripple effects could reach far beyond Apple itself. Take Cirrus Logic (CRUS), for instance. The semiconductor company relies heavily on Apple, which contributes the lion’s share of its revenue, according to KeyBanc Capital Markets analyst John Vinh.
SilverEdge Cooperative -
GE Aerospace (GE) has built its business around the engines that keep commercial airliners and military jets flying, along with the maintenance and repair services that bring in recurring revenue. The aerospace giant has a massive installed base supporting its long-term growth. However, its stock has struggled to keep pace with the broader market in 2026, as a premium valuation and rising oil prices have made investors more cautious. Now, all eyes are on Oct.
SilverEdge Cooperative -
Apple (AAPL) has given investors plenty of reasons to smile lately, and Wall Street seems to have misplaced its chill. The iPhone maker’s shares recently hit a record high, pushing its market capitalization past the $5 trillion mark at Wednesday’s close. That makes Apple only the second company ever to cross the milestone, following Nvidia (NVDA). Not bad for a company that was briefly flirting with the same valuation back in July but couldn't quite stick the landing.
Offerle Cooperative Grain & Supply Company -
When a company executive puts more of his own money into the business he runs, investors tend to pay attention. After all, confidence is one thing when you are sitting in the corner office collecting a paycheck—putting millions of your dollars on the line is a different ball game. And when that executive keeps coming back for more, Wall Street naturally starts asking questions.
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